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Gluten Free Travel

Gluten-Free Fried Chicken

Gluten Free Fried Chicken

by sarah on June 2, 2009

Succulent, crispy, and tender, fried chicken is the must-have picnic food. Whether you lay out your blanket at the beach or bring dinner to a concert in the park, fried chicken gives your meal that homey American summer feeling. Maybe you’ve been missing this classic dish ever since you went gluten-free. Sigh no more, for [...]

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Your Dentist and Celiac Disease

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by sarah on May 23, 2009

Did you know that Celiac Disease can manifest itself in your teeth? According to a dental website:
“Patients with Celiac Disease will often show a symmetrical pattern of developmental enamel defects.… About 80% of patients with CD have enamel defects as compared with the non Celiac population which has a frequency of about 4%. ”
According to [...]

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Gluten-Free Family Camp

by sarah on March 23, 2009

The Intestinal Health Institute is hosting its 4th annual “Get on a Mission of Nutrition” Family Camp. From June 28th to July 3rd at Camp Shaver in Jemez Springs, New Mexico, you can attend a camp with your entire family and not have to worry about special meal preparation. All meals will be organic and [...]

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Hospital Guide for Celiacs

by sarah on March 13, 2009

Thanks to Gluten Free in Georgia and Florida for this link! The Gluten Intolerance Group of North America has published safety tips for staying gluten-free in a hospital. Print out about 20 copies of this guide, for you’ll want your family members and all your health care providers to have it.  Some of the excellent [...]

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Gluten Free Travel Site

by sarah on February 23, 2009

The Gluten Free Travel Site was started in 2007 by Karen Broussard, who was traveling at that time with her gluten-free son in the Caribbean. While they had a good experience with the kitchen staff at their resort, she felt that if she wrote about her experiences it would make it easier for others to [...]

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Gluten-Free Cooking Classes

by sarah on December 12, 2008

I am thrilled to tell you about several cooking class options for celiacs. These classes help people engage and solve problems with others in the gluten-free community, and they tend to be a lot of fun. If you think it would be helpful to learn to prepare delicious dishes with an experienced chef,  check [...]

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Gluten-Free Gourmet Meal on Long Island

by sarah on December 5, 2008

Attention all celiacs! I’d like to alert you to a fabulous one-time opportunity to eat your heart out at a restaurant on Long Island. Oysterman’s Restaurant and Pub in Sayville, NY generally serves New American cuisine and seafood. On December 9th, they are inviting gluten-free chef Joseph Felicetta to cook a six-course gluten-free gourmet meal [...]

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Hotel Thanksgivings, Gluten-Free

by sarah on November 26, 2008

Wheat plays a starring role in Thanksgiving, thanks to traditional stuffing. We can also feast our eyes on no-eat pumpkin pie, forbidden cornbread, and gravy spiked with gluten-full soy sauce. Some GF home chefs enjoy the culinary challenge of a holiday—and some throw up their hands and make reservations elsewhere. In my opinion, hotels present [...]

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